Students and staff members raise chickens and other livestock, which are housed in a shed behind the school.

The student said it took the raccoons several minutes to drown.

"They finally took the cage out of the water, and they trapped it into another smaller cage, where the top of the cage would go down into the water," the student said. "And that's how they killed the second one."

The student was crying, yelling and angry when he returned home from school. His parents weren't happy either.

"We want people to know he had them in cages; he had them trapped," the boy's mother said. "He could have had somebody come and relocate the animals."